The Port provides Street Parking Permits for special events, food trucks associated with an event, filming and construction. Street Parking Permits require a minimum of 15 calendar days between date of request and date of event.
Implementation of no-stopping permits for an event, moving, filming, construction and other temporary uses are subject to the SF Port Harbor Traffic Code.
The Port is responsible for metered parking on its jurisdiction and partners with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) to implement parking management.
Email nostopping@sfport.com for inquiries.
Temporary no parking signs are required to inform the public that vehicles parked in the posted no parking spaces, reserved by the sign’s dates and times, will be towed to clear the space required for the event. These signs shall be used to reserve the necessary parking space for events such as commercial or residential moves, corporate events, funerals, and other similar needs. Temporary no parking signs are not intended to be used for parking of a personal vehicle.
The issuance of the sign is regulated by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency. Apply for temporary tow-away signage on the SFMTA website.
Special Events may include street fairs, marathons and races, parades, demonstrations, sporting events, moving, hotel or restaurant parking, tour bus parking and funerals.
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Apply for a Special Event Street Closure on the SFMTA website.
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Locate the exact meter location(s) for your request. Download the Port's Meter Maps.
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Applications must be approved by the Port before permit can be used.
The Port may approve temporary use of food trucks only when it is associated with a Special Event Application, for a maximum of two days on Port property.
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Food trucks must have a valid permit to serve food and do business.
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Submit a
Food truck applications must include the following documents:
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Department of Public Health's Certificate of Sanitation and Decal
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San Francisco Business Certificate
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DMV Registration
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Certificate of Insurance (COI) must be submitted as evidence of general commercial liability coverage and language that complies with San Francisco Public Works and the Port. Sample COI
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Locate the exact meter location(s) for your request. Download the Port's Meter Maps.
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Applications must be approved by the Port before permit can be used.
Depending on the scale of your construction project and the relative impact of associated street closures and traffic redirection, you may be required to submit permit requests to San Francisco Public Works. In all other cases, an encroachment permit and approval from the Port are required.
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Submit a
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Locate the exact meter location(s) for your request. (Download the Port's Meter Maps here).
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Applications must be approved by the Port before permit can be used.
The Port welcomes film production projects on the waterfront. Film productions that require street closures must first submit requests through the SF Film Commission.
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Submit an application through the SF Film Commission.
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Locate the exact meter location(s) for your request. (Download the Port's Meter Maps here).
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Applications must be approved by the Port before permit can be used.